A doll named ‘Elizabeth’, housed at a haunted objects museum in England, has gained notoriety for its aggressive behavior towards men. The doll, purchased from eBay, has reportedly scratched 15 men, pulled a shirt, and even caused a burning sensation on the museum owner’s back. The owner believes the doll’s actions are fueled by a dislike for men, especially married ones.
A woman shared a photo taken at the Roman Baths in Bath, claiming to show a ghostly figure standing behind her and her friends. The image sparked debate online, with some convinced of the ghostly presence while others saw nothing unusual.
Ghost, a popular open-source newsletter platform, will officially join the fediverse this year, expanding its reach and enabling seamless interoperability with other federated platforms such as Mastodon, Pixelfed, and Instagram Threads. This integration will allow Ghost authors to follow, like, and interact with users on other platforms, while also allowing users to follow Ghost authors from their preferred apps and subscribe to their content via ActivityPub.
Ghost, the popular newsletter platform, has announced its support for ActivityPub, a protocol that enables open and interoperable social networking. This move signals a growing momentum within the tech industry towards decentralized platforms that empower users with greater control over their data and online experiences.
In Dungeons & Dragons, the Aarakocra race possesses a remarkably short lifespan, with adulthood attained around age 3 and a life expectancy of approximately 30 years. This vulnerability is amplified by the existence of Ghosts, whose Horrifying Visage attack can rapidly advance the age of a target, potentially devastating the Aarakocra. Despite their agility and spellcasting abilities, Aarakocra remain susceptible to this deadly attack, emphasizing the potentially fatal consequences that can lurk within the game’s world.
